The new Museum housed in a renovated sawmill has been entirely redesigned, focussing on the Regole d'Ampezzo, the century old common heritage of the Cortina d'Ampezzo valley.
The exhibition develops on two floors in the upper part of the building. On the first floor, the collective institution of the Regole d'Ampezzo and on the second floor the common heritage of the Regole and the collective management of forests and pasturelands.
In the basement, the space has been designed to house themed exhibitions, the precious collections of traditional arts and crafts - tarsia works, silver filigree, wrought iron and traditional costumes.
On the same floor there is a teaching classroom.
The scope of the exhibition is: to focus the attention of the visitors on the ancient decisions and choices that formed the forests and pasturelands that we admire today; to help visitors understand that over the centuries the collective management of the common heritage has been the main source of sustenance for the Ampezzo community; and finally to show that this ancient institution is still successfully functioning in our times.
Through a selection of objects and images the museum documents important cultural aspects of the Ampezzo community: the heritage of traditions and customs, the management of forests and pasturelands, and the century-old relationship of Man with the natural environment.
A unique exhibition dedicated to the Ampezzan art of filigree
Covid-19 Emergency - NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
From 1 May 2022 entry to the Museum will no longer require the use of face masks. However, following the Ordinance of the Minister of Health dated 28 April 2022, visitors are encouraged to continue to wear their masks during the visit, especially in crowded areas.
The museum is currently closed, it will reopen in June 2023.
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Museo Etnografico Regole d'Ampezzo
Via Marangoi, 1
I-32043 Cortina d'Ampezzo (BL)
+39 0436 875524 / 0436 2206
museoetnografico.regoleampezzo@gmail.com
Entry to Paleontological and Ethnographic Museums: full price 7,00 €; reduced 5,00 €
Ticket for 3 Museum of Regole: full price 12,00 €, reduced price 8,00 €
Cumulative family ticket (two adults + one or more children) for Palaeontological and Ethnographic Museums: 15,00 €
REDUCED PRICE TICKET MUSEUM OF MODERN ART: senior visitors over 65 years; from 10 to 18 years; students with current student ID; residents in Cortina d’Ampezzo; members of ITALIAN TOURING CLUB, members of CAI; groups of 15 visitors; teachers; MAMBO (Bologna Museum of Modern Art); FAI
FREE: children under 10 years; severely disable visitors escort included (over 74% with certification); members of MUSEUM OF MODERN ART MARIO RIMOLDI; journalist with a valid Press Card; members of Regole d’Ampezzo; holders of CARTA GIOVANI DEL COMUNE DI CORTINA D’AMPEZZO; members of CAI CORTINA; members of: MART (Modern Art Museum of Trento and Rovereto); CASA D’ARTE FUTURISTA DEPERO; MUSEO MORANDI; CASA MORANDI E MUSEO PER LA MEMORIA DI USTICA; PARCO(Pordenone Arte Contemporanea); FONDAZIONE PEGGY GUGGENHEIM VENEZIA; FONDAZIONE QUERINI STAMPALIA VENEZIA
Regole d'Ampezzo
Via Mons. P. Frenademez, 1
I-32043 Cortina d'Ampezzo
Phone +39 0436 2206 - Fax +39 0436 878704
Tax File Number and VAT Registration Number 00065330250
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